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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-11
THE HAYTIEN FUSS
1T IS TO Be SETTLED AMICABLY.

New YORK, April O.-The following
has just been received from
Santiago de Cuba:
News has been received from Hayti to
the effect that an amicahle settlement of
the British claims may be expected.
The Haytien Assembly has had two
special sittings, one public aud one secret,
to consider the demand made by Mr.. Hill,
the British special agent now in Hayti.
lie wishes to have the principle admitted.
President Solomon declined taking ac-
ton until he obtained an expression of
opinion from the Assembly. To admit
the principle is TO acknowledge the Eng
lish claim of 81 900, OOO The Island of
TOrtugas was offered to the British Gov
eminent in settlement Of this claim three
years ago.
The French irigate La Minerve, Admiral
Eigne, arrived here day before yesterday
for orders. She was ordered to proceed to
IIayti. II has been intimated that the
orders said trouble was imminent. The
vessel proceeded to Port-au-Princc.
An interesting complication may he
remembered in connection with the "Black
Republic" as Sir Spencer ST. John, the
late British Minister TO Hayti, terms it in
his new book. The Government at IIayti
has recently borrowed Is, OOO 600 francs,
or g, ONO, 900, in Paris. II England wants
a Haytien island French creditors will
probably have something to say.
The highly alarming rumOrs that have
reached this city Santiago de Cuba from
Hayti, seem to be baseleSs, as the United
States steamer Yantic left there three days
ago for this port, and the IIaytien man-of-
war DesSalines, Captain Cooper IA son of
Admiral Cooper, of the u. \. Navy, il
Also here. Captain Cooper stated positive
~ that the rumOrs of a revolutionary move
ment there and another massacre Of mulat-
toes were absolutely groundless; that per
feet peace and quiet reigned in Port-au-
Prince, and that he Captain Cooper had
left his family there.
Her Maiesty's ship Canada, with the
British Commission on board, is still at
Port-au-Prince. Mr.. Hill Is expected here
within a fortnight The general opinion
is that the matter will he amIcably set
tod
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THE BROWNS AGAIN
WIN 4 GAME FROM THE CHICAGOS,

ST. LOUIS, NO., April 9.--The worlds
champions achieved another victory to-day,
defeating the Chicag6ss after an exciting
game by score of OF. Both pitchers
were hit freely, but Foutz particularly dis
tinguished himself by cool headed work at
critical points in the game. He showed
himself to be master of the sphere, and to
his excellent backstOp support is due a
great deal of his success. BushOng caught
beautifully. The game began Whilst Louis
at the bat. Arson for the third time
won the toss, but chose McQuade, the
Association umpire, instead of DOeScher,
as he had done on both occasions previously.
A wild throw of Williamson, ball by
Clarkson and wild throw over Anson's
head gave St. Louis one run. Chicago
started out boldly, scoring three runs in
the first inning on Ryan's hit, PETERS three
Dagger and Anson's hit. 1t looked blue
for the Browns, but they changed the
aspect of affairs by piling up four runs in
the second. WEIGH went to first on balls,
advanced to second on FOutz's single
left after Caruthers went out on
foul tip, Robinson's hit 10
Clarkson who threw TO Burns to force
WEIGH at third. Burns dropped the ball,
and Welch scored on BushOng's sacrifice.
Latham came to the rescue with beauty
to left, which Sullivan allowed TO get by
him, Latham going to third and Foutz and
Robinson scoring. Gleason sent single
to left and Latham scored. Two more
added in the third on COmisky's hit,
Burns error, and on single by Caruth-
ers and a two bagger by Robinson. Chi
cagO added one in the second,
made by Williamson, base on
balls. ClarksOn's hit to centre
and Burns drive to left. In the third the
bases were filled twice, hut Foutz's effec-
tive pitching prevented more than one run
to come in. Their final run was made in
the ninth inning on AnsOn's hit and
Welchs muf' of Days fly. The Browns
were Chicagoed till the eighth inning,
when they increased their score to nine
runs on Latham's beautiful three bagger to
centre, Ryan's muf' of BushOng's fly, and
GleasOn's fly to Ryan. Latham's third
base work and his great batting contrib
uted materially to the Browns success.
For the Chicagos the battery work of
Clarkson and Daily and Pfeffer's fielding
and batting were the best features. Score:
Sr nI,ts "A m r Al Y Ipns 4 1 \
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Pittsburg IL; Stars 4.

PITTsBURG, PA, April 9.-The game
between the Pittsburgs and Syracuse Stars
this afternoon was uninteresting and de-
void of any exciting features. The home
team batted hard throughout the game and
won as they pleased. The batteries were
Morris and Carroll for Pittsburg, and
Crothers and Hale for Syracuse. Attend
ance ., 500. Score:
Pittsburg. ..................I l . I'll
Stnrz ...........O ! 0 U o o =
Base hits-Plttsburgh IL, Stars IL;
errors, Pittsburg 5, Stars 3; earned runs,
Pittsburg 5, Syracuse |; two base hits,
Kuehne, Jacoby, Simon and Crothers; first
base on balls, off Crothers 3, Morris ,;
struck ont by Morris l, by Crothers J..
Umpire. Quest.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE or 4 DIED or TRUST MADE
ID by LswTcner cnIpc W the 1ndsrisaea
trustee dated the gth day ~ September, ISIS,
and recorded Ia the o0ee at the glerk ~ the
County Court " Marshall county, Wet Virginia,
IN Deed 81 Trust Book No. :, Pages iJi and Is,
MONDAY, APRIL iIth, 1851,
sell At public auction 10 the kighesf and ls<f
bldasr. at the front dnsr ~ the Court Hotse Of
MAnhAll county. commencing Al 10 o'ciock a.
IN. Of aid day, the following descfibcd real 81
tate, that y " say: Eighty acres ~ land more
OF lsSs, on Wheeling Creek. in Mar,haii county.
West Virginia, adjoini0K lands NJ Joshua BIake,
William Ruth and others. being the rert.ss az
tbs Iirsry Coniie land conveyed 70 s.ii cnps
by decd dated January Sab, iSJI, 70 which DECD
reference Il hereby made Tor anil description a.
EAii land, eG0spting and fesefying lbefeffeza siH
Acres, more OF le.-, conveyed 20 John Clemrua
by said Lawrence Crupe and Hannah Grape, bis
wife, by deed dAied No, ssabef I5th, Iss0. and
recorded Ia Deed Book No. n, Pages ia2 and ~,
AAshall County Record of bSeds. which MD
tract Il bounded aud described ~ follows Cssn-
meneing At tsoini where William Kulh's bns
iHtefrects the Land 81 aid Lawrence cuy.e NJ The
county road n0rtb az graveyard; thence esst
along the line Of the county road ~ poles, thence
north 80 poles ia line parallel With the line b.
tween aid Crupe and Willism kuih 20 the line
between said lrpIe and Joshua Blake. thence
wezt along the line tswesn sasd crupe ao1
Joehus Blake - poles 10 tho line between AID
Crnpe and William Ruth: thence h0ulh ~ poles
along the line betseen said Crupe and Wlfsskn
Ruth 10 the place Of beginning. AL tfset Of SIR
aenes having t-cn releass3 bJ q. X oldham,
assignee Of y. Oldham, afmihisirztG of w. ~
TERAS OF sALR.--ODe third cash. balance
In one and two year. with interest lfDn day 81
taie. the purchaser irving bis nSts VITA god
security fof the deferred payments, and the lite
20 be retained until pnr.hAss money y paid In
marina
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF Two SEVERAL DEEDS OF
ID trust made by Thomas .. Howley and Mary,
his wife, Ia the undersigned trustee, and hearing
date respectively July 18th, ls'5, and Novcmhcr
18th, lSss, and both OF record Ia the Clcrt's
Office OF the County Court Of Ohio County, West
Virginia In Deed OF 1rIst Book No. - at pages
3O and 32i, and pages sS5 aud bhS, will, On
SATURDAY, MAY :, 1857,
beginning az 10 O'Clock a. m, nj the north mont
door OF the Count House of ohio county, pro.
coed la sail, at public auction. the following de.
scfibcd real estate situated In the saii city VI
Wheeling, that u 10 say: Lot numbered seventy
nine I.Ot No : y In Division T., ~ designated on
the map oT the subdivisions Ut the Joseph Cad-
well estate AMI additions thcrefrom IN Aaid city.
fronting ON the south side oT Twenty ninth street
IN said city nf Wheeling, together with the hight
tO Use the water pipe In lot No - lying east ~
the above dCsrTihod lot. Also all the Improve
mcnts thereon and the appnttenancos belonging
thereto.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc third ar ~ much morn
of the purchase money ~ the purchase may
elect 10 pay, In cash on the LAY ~ salc. and tho
residue In i've equal instruments, at one and two
years nom said day Of sale, with interest on said
deferred installncntS until the whole of the pur
chase money shall I've paid In fIll, AMI the title
Ia the property Ia he retained until all the pay.
ments shalt have been made.
JAMES = ROGERS, Trustee
J. g. HERvEY, AuCtiOncCr, ap'eAdi
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MsMriaal.
Catarrh to Consumption.

Sasarrh In It's destructive force stands next to
and undoubtedly leads ON to consumption. n a
therefore singular that those afflicted with thls
fearful disease should not make Il the object ~
their lives to rid themselves Of Il. Deceptiva
remedies cOneOcted by ignorant pretenders 10
medical knowledge have weakened the cop6
dence Of the great majority of sufferers in AN Al.
verified remedies, They become resigned IN a
q life Of misery rather than fortune thSmsalv,S
with doubtful pa.llialiYes "
But this vii never do. Catarrh must ha ma,
at every stage and eOmbated with an onr poiebt
In many cases the disease has assumed
symptoms The bones aud cartilage fths ~,
the organs Of hearing. OF seeing and of tastiD,,
80 affected aSto be useless, the uvula 30 eloDSnfe5
the throat ~ iniamed and irritated sS tS mr.
duCe a constant and distressing cough
SANFOsD'S RADICAL CURE meets every pbsse
OF Catarrh, IRON simple head cold 10 the mos
lOathsome and destructive stages. IL Sl0csl AM
constitutional Instant i'm relieving, permanant
in curing, safe, economical and never falling
Zach package contains one bottle OF the Radi
cal CuTe one box Catarrhal Solvent. and an I'm
proved Inhaler with treatise; price, 81.
Potter DRUG & CHSNUCAL Co, BoSroS.
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Parkersburr.s Electric Light.

Special Telegram Othe Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, April 9.-The
case of the Parkersburg Gas Company
against the City Council and Electric
Light Company, in which the former
asked for an injunction against the City
Council to restrain them from contracting
for lights with the Electric Light Company
and an Injunction to restrain the Electric
Light Company from operating, was de-
eided this morning by Judge Monroe Jack
son. The injunction was granted against
the City Council and refused against the
Electric Light Company. The case and
decision was based on ordinance. passed by
the City Council giving the Gas Company
exclusive right 10 light the streets and al
leys with gas for thirty years, nine Of
which still remain. The effect OF the de
cision is t5prevent the Council from light
ing the streets by electric light for nine
years. Yet citizeDs can contract with the
electric company for their own uses. The
decision suits neither party, and the case
win probably be carried to the Supreme
Court Of Appeals at an early Day.
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GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
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AN ELOPING COUPLE.
How They EIuded the Irate Parent at
Parkersburg.

How They Eluded the Irate Parent at
ParkersburG.
Special TJlcgrGm 10 The Sunday Register.
PARKERsAURG, April 9.-An clipping,
youthful couple passed through this city
last Thursday night for Marietta, Ohio.
They came from Richmond, Va Theyouug
lady's name is said TO be Golfer,
and that OF the young groom Mills, though
this is not positive, as it is thought they
gave assumed names. When they reached
Marietta they found that their ages were
too youthful to admit of their obtaining a
licence, and they returned here last night,
with the intention of taking train for the
West. While they were here waiting for
their train. four hours late, the father of
the youthful maiden appeared on the
scene, but in some way the deter
mined couple got wind of it and
kept dark till just before train time, when
they drove up to the depot in a carriage,
boarded the train a few seconds before it
started, and were Off They had tickets
for Indianapolis. The irate parent started
in hot pursuit upon the next train, but as
the runawayS had six hours start of him
they were doubtless married before he
reached them. From all that could be
learned they were people of excellent fam
lily, and from their manner and dress they
were evidently wealthy parentage.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago


CHICAGO, April 9-Cattle Receipts
1000 head; shipments 500 head; market
steady; shipping steers 81 00a5 10; stockers
and feeders S. 50a4 90; cows and bulls
81 50a3 60; bulk s. s0a3 Is.
Hogs Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market strong; rough and
mixed s. Las 60; packing and shipping
IS 6Oa5 So; light S. Bias IS; skips s. 80
al 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
GOO head; market stronger; natives So 50
40 35; western s. 75a5 10; Texans s. OOa
4 %; lambs 81 50a6 on.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, April 9.-Cattle
receipts nothing; shipments nothing; mar
ket nothing doing; all through oonsign-
ments.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
1900 head; market fair; Philadelphias
Sc l5a6 80; Workers s. 65a5 50; COM
mon and light S. Seas 60; pigs S. 1aa
> %.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head; shipments
1900 head; market fair at unchanged
prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., April 9. Hogs
Steady; common and light 81 Seas 80;
packing and butchers S. 25a5 50; receipts
1860 head; shipments :, 400 head.
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DIR. M'DONNELL EXPLAINS.
The Pope's Decision Relates Only to Re-
movable ReCtors.


movable ReCtors.
New YORK, April 9.--The Catholics of
this city are considerably agitated over the
report that Archbishop COrrigan has re-
ceived cablegram from Rome saying that
the Pope had abrOgated the rule of the
Plenary Council at Baltimore whereby Ger
tain rcctOrs were constituted irremOvable.
1t WAS conjectured by some that this
wOuld result in the diSciplining of some
rectOrs friendly TO DIR. McGlynn, but DIR.
Mcdonnell, Archbishop Corrigan's secre.
tary, says that this is not likely to happen
except in certain contingencies. The de
ciSiOn relates to removable rectOrS, not TO
the irremOvable, rs reported There had
been some doubt rs 10 the ruling of the
Plenary Council. The Pope's decision has
removed that doubt and the Bishop may
now remove without a formal trial, but if
the priest is not satisfied with the Bishops
action he has recourse TO Rome.
DR.. Mcdonnell knows nothing of the
cabled report that the Pope insisted that
DIR. MCilynn must 90 to Rome.
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LET KISSANE ALONE.
TaImage RnphAtieaIIy Denonnces the
Men Who Are Tracking Him.


Men Who Are Tracking Him.
NEW YORK, April 9.-ReY. DR.. Tai
mage talked of the KiSsane case to people
who went to hear his usual Friday evening
lecture last night. He said:
''To what Complete deyilishness OF pur;
snit human nature may consent has TINS
week and last week been illustrated.
Thirty-three years ago man then called
Kissane, but now called Rogers, committed
great crimes. For thirty-three years be
has been honest and a good citizen. After
he established himself in righteousness ana
has around him a noble wife and worthy
sons and daughters, detectives go to work
and expose the sins which had for three
decades been buried. For no other pur-
poses except those OF revenge and black
mail his old and cast-Off life is exhumed.
The hounds are baying at him from all the
cities. Common fairness would say that
after thirty-three years of right-doing all
previous wrong-doing ought to be iOr-
given.
'If all the respectable Christian people
of America were now arraigned and
punished for the wrong things they did
thirty-three years ago, there Is hardly a
social circle or q church membership that
would not be rent asunder with tragedy.
Many whose early life was debauched and
abomination have afterwards gone to the
front in usefulness. say thirty-three
years of honesty and righteousness ought
in any fair-minded community to give q
man release from all review of real inlqul-
ties. But no, says human devellshuess,
down with Kissane forever and Kill MS
wife and blast his children, and let the
thirty-three years of integrity be over
whelmed by what went before
Jean Vatican, of Victor Hugo's immor-
tai rOmOnce, was by many supposed 10 De
an impossibility. Jean Vatican, having
broken the window glass of a bakery IN
order to get bread for seven starving chill
dr,n, afterwards rises to all heights OF re-
spectabillty and honor, and for many
wears demonstrates a nobility of charac-
ter. But after nearly lifetime has passed
that early wrong gets on his track and
chases him to ruin. Behold the Jean Val
lean of romance translated into real lie IN
this last quarter of century, supposed to
be Christian, and see in what heights and
depths and infnities of spite and hate and
bitterness and malice and revenge and
diabolism the human heart can range and
revel. Surely, it required the massacre OF
Calvary to depict the enOrmity of the hui
man heart when once let loose.
A dispatch from San Francisco to-day
says that KiSsane is anxious and worried
over recent developments, and it is as
serted that the exposure and the fear OF
consequences have so worked upon his
mind that he is now seriously cOntem-
plating suicide, and that he would have
taken his life before this had it not been
for his family.
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THE NEW AND THE OLD.
Old Republican OFFICIALS of the Treasury
Department Growing Uneasy.

Old Republican officials of the Treasury
Department Growing Uneasy.
WASHINGTON, Apnl 9.-The twenty
five holding-over heads of bureaus and
chiefs of divisions of the Treasury Depart.
ment are anxiously awaiting some indica-
ton of Secretary Fairchilds' purpose re-
garding their further retention in Office
1t is the general impression that the new.
Secretary will make many changes which
were contemplated by his predecessor, and
which would have been made before now,
hut for Mr.. Manning's illness The tardy
policy Of Secretary Manning, regarding
the removal of Republicans, gives his sue
ceSSOr a large field to work in. A promi-
nent Democratic official, referring to Sec
rotary Fairchild's intentions, said:
should the Secretary follow the course
pursued by him rs Assistant Secretary,
no doubt many changes will be made. He
always earnestly desired that the response
bic positions in the Department should be
filled by competent men-DemOcrats, of
course, preferred lido not think there
will be many of the twenty-five Republi-
cans in office at the end Of six months"
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The Eagle All Right.

HALIFAX, n. s., April 9.rAdyices from
st. Johns, n. F., state that q schooner
which arrived there thi 8 morning reports
that the sealing steaBlez Eagle, which was
reported lost, with 600 persons on board,
was taking sal in White Bay on March "a.
A telegram received from st. Johns this
afternoon says reliable news reached there
Of the safety of the sealing steamer Eagle.
She was seen by the steamer Aurora on
Thursday.
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WAS NO DEAL.
The Belief Growing in Baltimore That
There Was No b. & o. Deal

Aho heAAeA NEoAAnk IN DdANiihOEe Ahat
There Was No b. & q. Deal.
BALTIMORE, April 9.-There is a grow
ing conviction here that there has been no
deal nor will there he any serious move
ment to divert the control OF the B. & o.
railway to any syndicate nor to any other
railroad company. The general belief is
that President Garrett has purchased all
the stock offered, and has now, with
two or three holders of considerable
stock, the entire control. So great is
belief that Mr. Garrett has received a letter
from a gentleman in London, expressing
regret that any movement for the transfer
has been made, as the b. Il .. has always
been one of the few roads that was not
subject to stock jobbing operations. With
regard to the means 10 build the road
from Philadelphia to New York, the latter
says that if the road is in want of money
for that purpose, the entire amount re-
quired can he raised in London in an hour.
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IndianapoIis I3, Louisville 3.

LOUISVILLE, April 9.-The Louisville
club received u bad defeat to-day in the
presence OF about 900 people by the ln-
dianapolis club. The home club Outbatted
their opponents, hut played miserably,
while the latter put up a practically error
less game. The feature of the game was
the fine work of Denney and Seery and
BaSsett. Score:
Louisville ...............2 0 | | 0 q = q
Indianapolis. y 2-l3
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Ungallant Painters

WILMINGTON, DEL, April g.. The
painters employed in the boat yard of the
Harlan & HOllingswOrth Company quit
work this morning on account of the
employment Of women in their department
The latter were assigned all inside work,
which necessitated the laying OF of the
men when the weather was inelement.
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4 LETTER FROM SENATOR Il. W. PRICE.
After the adoption of the resolutions the
following letter from Senator b. W. Price
to the Secretary of the Executive Commit
tee was read and ordered to he spread on
the nlinmfps.
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Earned runs-St. Louis, 2; Chicago, 2.
Two base hts-Robinson, Ryan. Three
base hits--latham, FOutz and Pfefler
Total base hits-St. Louis, 10; Chicago,
II. Struck out-By Foutz, 3; by Clark
son, ,. Bases on balls-Oh' Foutz, 4; off
ClaTkson, 3 Umpire-McQuadc.
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Baltimore 8; Boston 3.

BALTIMORE, MD, April 9.-The Bos
tons were unable to solve Kilroy's curves
to-day, while their pitcher, Conway, was
batted freely and the Baltimore club won
with comparative ease. The visitors
seemed bewildered by the daring base
running of the home nine, and after the
third inning played listlessly. Score
Baltimore 9: Boston 3.
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I'm Accaunt of FREIGHT Rates.

SJtcldl ItItgrlh 70 nc ShHdHy ht9lSltT,
STEUBENyILLE, April 9.-Junction Iron
Works at MingO this afternoon shut down
because of inability to procure satisfactory
freight rates from the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company. One hundred and fifty
men are thrown out of employment.
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Barn Burners Caught.

Sp6ciCR Ttlegrum 10 the Sunday Register.
PARKERSBURG, W. VA, April 9.-Lew-
is and Jules Vequesney, brothers, NJ. j..
Conick and Michael O'Conner, have just
been arrested upon the charge of harm
burning in Randolph county. Quite a
number of barns have been destroyed by
incendiary fires, three during the past
winter. The property of John Mann was
recently destroyed, involving large loss,
when detectives were employed who have
succeeded in making the above arrests.
There are three more of the gang yet to
capture